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    Math PT 4th QTR

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    The document discusses how to find deciles of ungrouped and grouped data. It defines a decile as score points that divide a distribution into ten equal parts, with nine deciles denoted D1 through D9. For ungrouped data, the steps are to arrange the data from smallest to highest and use a formula to locate the position of each decile. For grouped data, the steps are to subtract 0.5 from the lower class limit to find lower boundaries, calculate cumulative frequencies by adding class frequencies, locate the decile class, and substitute values into the given formula.

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    The document discusses how to find deciles of ungrouped and grouped data. It defines a decile as score points that divide a distribution into ten equal parts, with nine deciles denoted D1 through D9. For ungrouped data, the steps are to arrange the data from smallest to highest and use a formula to locate the position of each decile. For grouped data, the steps are to subtract 0.5 from the lower class limit to find lower boundaries, calculate cumulative frequencies by adding class frequencies, locate the decile class, and substitute values into the given formula.

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    The document discusses how to find deciles of ungrouped and grouped data. It defines a decile as score points that divide a distribution into ten equal parts, with nine deciles denoted D1 through D9. For ungrouped data, the steps are to arrange the data from smallest to highest and use a formula to locate the position of each decile. For grouped data, the steps are to subtract 0.5 from the lower class limit to find lower boundaries, calculate cumulative frequencies by adding class frequencies, locate the decile class, and substitute values into the given formula.

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    The document discusses how to find deciles of ungrouped and grouped data. It defines a decile as score points that divide a distribution into ten equal parts, with nine deciles denoted D1 through D9. For ungrouped data, the steps are to arrange the data from smallest to highest and use a formula to locate the position of each decile. For grouped data, the steps are to subtract 0.5 from the lower class limit to find lower boundaries, calculate cumulative frequencies by adding class frequencies, locate the decile class, and substitute values into the given formula.

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    Finding Deciles of Finding Deciles of

    Ungrouped Data Grouped Data


    DECILE
    WHAT IS DECILE?
    Deciles are the score- points that
    divide a distribution into ten equal
    parts. There are 9 deciles which
    are denoted by D1, D2, D3, ..., D9. In
    such organization of data, 10% falls
    below D1, 20% falls below D2, and
    so on, and 90% falls below D9. See
    the illustration below.

    STEPS:
    FORMULA OF DECILE STEPS:
    Step 1: Find the lower
    Step 1: Arrange the data from bounderies by subtracting 0.5
    smallest to highest units from the lower class
    Step 2: Substitute the given limit
    formula to locate the position Step 2: Find the Comulative
    of the Dn Frequencies (<cf) by adding
    Step 3: Apply interpolation if successively the frequencies
    the result is not exact. starting from the lowest to
    the highest class
    Step 3: Locate Dn class
    Step 4: Identify the given
    Step 5: Substitute to the given
    formula

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